But talk of an OPEC breakup is premature.

Such complacency is premature.

In fact, any talk of recovery is premature until the losses incurred by austerity are recouped.

The Advisory Committee is of the view that the establishment of liaison offices is premature, given the uncertainties regarding the workload of the office.

To pay back the debt without strain, we need a booming economy. Talk of government spending cuts is premature.

As one of India s first politicians to embrace social media, my view is that this conclusion is premature.

In other words, Goldstone s retraction is either not warranted by the evidence on which he says that he now relies, or it is premature.

Many participants, particularly families of the victims of the 1999 violence, have expressed concern that the process was ending prematurely.

When she mentioned the book s title to American friends, they wondered why she used the modifier fragile, whereas Chinese friends said calling their country a superpower was premature.

As for the argument that working to bring this issue to a conclusion after 12 years of discussion is somehow still premature, we can only consider it an attempt to beguile.

The Doha Round s Premature Obituary

This period of internal political and social upheaval, which included the Praieira revolt, was overcome only at the end of the 1840s, years after the end of the regency, which occurred with the premature coronation of Pedro II in 1841.

The title of my talk Shape shifting Dinosaurs The Cause of a Premature Extinction.

It is far too soon to predict another revolution.

And for Europe, the help has come none too soon.

But that judgment seems premature, at best.

Yet it is premature to proclaim an Asian Century.

Finally, we have sought and obtained assurances that the Security Council will refrain from any premature or inappropriate action, given the stage that the investigation has reached and the common objectives that we are pursuing.

Suddenly, the Fund has moved to center stage as the only agency seemingly capable of stemming the vicious downward spiral that is currently seizing emerging market stocks and bonds.

This brings us back to the premature withdrawal of fiscal stimulus.

As to the proposals concerning the Trusteeship Council, the Union European held the view that it would be premature to abolish the Council or to change its status, since its existence did not entail any financial implications for the United Nations and assigning new functions to it would require an amendment to the Charter.

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So it may be premature for the Party to celebrate the success of its adaptive strategy.

In that context, however, it would still be premature to talk about substantive progress having been made.

Discussions on orphaned children were premature until detailed assessments could be completed.

A premature exit from conflict areas courts a disastrous slide back into conflict.

Such a move would be deemed premature by numerous critics.

It would seem that the development of binding legal standards is premature at this time.

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Sami is a former muslim.

Op. cit.

Financial reform could still go belly up. But it is premature to write it off as a failure.

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He was standing behind the door.

Sami stood still.

The optimism is premature.

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He stood on the edge of the cliff.

He parked his car behind the building.

Sami stood in front of the window.

He has always sided with the victims.

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The construction of the wall should be halted.

He was premature. But he was a moral compass an inspiration to scientists who were concerned with arms control.